Texas Monofilament Recovery and Recycling

👏🎉 Congratulations to our program lead, John O'Connell, on being named Texas Master Naturalist Program Chapter Advisor of the Year!! John advises the Texas Master Naturalists Cradle of Texas Chapter.

Brazoria County Coastal & Marine Resources-Texas A&M AgriLife Extension

Congratulations John! 🎉

Our Brazoria County Coastal & Marine Resources-Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Agent received the Texas Master Naturalist Program Advisor Award at their 2020 Annual Meeting! John advises the Texas Master Naturalists Cradle of Texas Chapter in Brazoria County.

This award 🏆recognizes chapter advisors that conducts:
🤩 Overall exceptional work
🙌 Exemplary contributions to the organization’s mission and goals
🎖 Supporting new initiatives and accomplishments
👏 Participation in the chapter
💪 Empowerment of members
🧠 Resource management knowledge and activities

Learn more at https://txmn.tamu.edu/2020-annual-meeting-awards-wrap-up/

Like monofilament, animals can become entangled in or ingest discarded balloons. If you see these at the beach, please throw them away in a trash bin.